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Close to clubs, restaurant row and shopping.
Free Breakfast with Cereal,Toast,Peanut Butter and Fresh Fruit.
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Accommodations include an upstairs patio with an ocean view for meeting or relaxing. Ocean view rooms. Cozy intimate atmosphere. Friendly staff. Breakfast and snacks offered. A happy relaxed atmosphere! There is plenty of free on-street parking.
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- Linen Included
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- No Curfew
- Outdoor Terrace
- Taxes not included
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- Wheelchair Friendly
Cancellation PolicyThis property has a 1 day cancellation policy. Failure to cancel within this time will result in a cancellation charge equal to the first night of your stay.
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Tax is not included in rates. Tax for San Diego is 11.05%.
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R.K. HOSTEL:From airport (2.6 miles aprox $10 taxi): East toward N. Harbor Dr.;left on N. Harbor Dr.;left on W. Grape St.;left on State St.;left on W. Hawthorn.
From Greyhound & Amtrak stations: West on Broadway;right on Pacific Highway;right on Grape St.;left on State St.;left on W. Hawthorn.
Local bus route 83 from Downtown: Get off at Grape St.;1 block north and turn right on W. Hawthorn.
Blue line trolley from downtown: Get off at County Certer/Little Italy;go east to Kettner St. and turn left;right on Grape St.;left on Columbia to W. Hawthorn.
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Q. At a posh art show, color was the theme: All the canvasses were white, the gallery walls were white, white wine was served. So why was the exhibition titled "Blue"? J. Johns
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For those who survived the crude (and dangerous) procedure, done well before puberty, vocal cord growth was stunted while the rest of the body continued to develop, report Nigel Bunce and Jim Hunt of the College of Physical Science, University of Guelph. Lacking the hormone triggers that in other boys halt the growth of the long bones in the arms and legs, the castrati grew gangly and disproportionate, with long limbs on short torsos, and fatty buttocks and breasts– a eunuchoid appearance. Musically, the character of the voice changed as the sinuses and other cavities of the head enlarged, "and it was this combination of short vocal cords and richer resonance that produced the famous voices that Goethe described as 'beautiful and caressing.'"
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A. Each of you has 23 pairs of chromosomes, with one of each pair going to your offspring, meaning the genetic possibilities from just you alone are two to the 23rd power (like flipping a coin 23 times in a row), or 8,388,608.
Factoring in your partner's 8,388,608, you get about 70 trillion different kids possible between the two of you, or 10,000 times the population of Earth! (Actually, chromosomal "crossing over" pushes these numbers even higher, right through the nursery roof.)
Q. Quick: If given the choice, would you take a new Ferrari or a stack of pennies that doubles every day for a month (a penny on day one, two pennies on day two, four on day three, eight on day four, etc.)? J.D. Rockefeller
A. Take the pennies. Using a calculator, you'll see that by the 31st of the month, you'd have over a billion pennies worth more than $10 million ($5 million for a 30-day month). The stack– if it didn't topple– would reach nearly 1,000 miles into the sky, having surpassed the value of the Ferrari on day 25 and made you a millionaire on day 28.
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Winged Foot Golf Club will host 2020 U.S. Open
MAMARONECK, NY. -- The U.S. Open Championship Trophy paid a visit to Winged Foot Golf Club in Mamaroneck, N.Y., Monday and will spend a whole week there in 2020.
Greenwich resident and Winged Foot president John Schneider along with USGA vice president Thomas J. O'Toole Jr. posed with the trophy after announcing the good news Monday morning that fabled Winged Foot Club will host the U.S. Open Championship in 2020.
The selection marks the sixth time the West Course at Winged Foot Golf Club will attract the best golfers in the world. It will also be the 12th USGA championship played at Winged Foot, with all but three taking place on the West Course. The 2020 U.S. Open is scheduled to be held June 18-21.
"Winged Foot is truly honored to have the USGA select it as the host of the 2020 U.S. Open," Schneider said. "The club's relationship with the USGA goes back to 1929, when Bob Jones defeated Al Espinosa to win the U.S. Open in a playoff. The relationship has been cherished by both ever since.
Our two A.W. Tillinghast courses have always risen to the challenge of identifying the greatest golfers in the world. Winged Foot anxiously awaits its next group of challengers."
The U.S. Open was last held at Winged Foot in 2006 and it certainly didn't lack drama. Champion Geoff Ogilvy got up-and-down for par on the 18th hole, while Phil Mickelson, who had a one-shot lead, made a double bogey the final hole to lose by a stroke. Acknowledging the USGA likes to hold its championship tournament in many different areas of the country, O'Toole said New York is one of the states they like to visit most.
"This is a great region for us to produce our national championship," said O'Toole, who also serves as the USGA's Championship Committee chairman. "Corporate America is here, the vibrant New York golf fan is here -- we want to come to New York a lot. This will have a significant economic impact on the club, Westchester County and the entire region."
After a successful U.S. Open in 2006, the USGA discussed holding the event at Winged Foot again in 2015. The idea, however, was put on hold.
"We put it in front of the membership and they said, `let's hold off,'" Schneider said. "Having a tournament like that twice in under 10 years is a little bit too much for the membership. It didn't effect our relationship with the USGA at all."
Indeed, while exciting, members have to make a lot of sacrifices when major tournaments such as the U.S. Open come to their respective clubs.
"The U.S. Open is more invasive than other tournaments that are held here," Schneider said. "We have to use the East Course as a staging area and the sacrifice is made by the membership."
Wing Foot's East Course received plenty of wear and tear after hosting the approximately 200,000 spectators that attended the 2006 U.S. Open.
"The difficulty in doing a June tournament is that it takes them a month to get the infrastructure off the property, now you're in the middle of July, which is not a great growing season," Schneider said. "Even though we do the restoration and work on drainage, it is still going to be the fall before we have play back on all 18 holes of the East Course. The intention is to get nine holes back immediately, so the membership would have the West Course and at least nine on the East."
Said O'Toole: "We want to be more mindful of what we use going into the championship. Moving the infrastructure and getting our vendors out of there quickly and restoring and delivering the golf course back to membership is what we will focus on."
Not much will change on the West Course before the tournament commences in 2020.
"You don't want to do much to the Mona Lisa, do you?" a smiling O'Toole said.
Winged Foot members didn't reject the proposal of having the U.S. Open at their club this time around.
"It was voted on and over 95 percent wanted us to do the tournament again," Schneider said. "For us, 12 to 15 years between holding such an event is an adequate time. You have a chance of adding to the history of a club that's cherished by the membership."


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This is a basic run through of USB devices connecting for Debian on an PPC LinkStation. The USB hard drive is USB 2.0 at 3Mb/s (on a laptop HD). NB. It is based on using the original 'hardware' conversion of the LS 1 and not the Freelink project -the concepts should be the same but some jobs may already have been done for you!
This is a basic run through of USB devices connecting for Debian on an PPC LinkStation. The USB hard drive is USB 2.0 at 3Mb/s (on a laptop HD). NB. It is based on using the original 'hardware' conversion of the LS 1 and not the Freelink project -the concepts should be the same but some jobs may already have been done for you!
hotplug is a little flakey on 2.4 kernels in recognising devices sometimes in my (downlalaway) experience. A reboot while the device is in generally makes things work.
hotplug is a little flakey on 2.4 kernels in recognising devices sometimes in my (downlalaway) experience. A reboot while the device is in generally makes things work.
Revision as of 17:56, 30 June 2006
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Based on work by Myno, andre, mindbender, downlalaway, Thorongil, frontalot, and TcT.
Originally by frontalot.
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This is a basic run through of USB devices connecting for Debian on an PPC LinkStation. The USB hard drive is USB 2.0 at 3Mb/s (on a laptop HD). NB. It is based on using the original 'hardware' conversion of the LS 1 and not the Freelink project -the concepts should be the same but some jobs may already have been done for you! hotplug is a little flakey on 2.4 kernels in recognising devices sometimes in my (downlalaway) experience. A reboot while the device is in generally makes things work.
CUPS Printer
apt-get install cupsys cupsys-bsd cupsys-client cupsys-driver-gimpprint cupsys-driver-gimpprint-data cupsys-pt cups-pdf
I'm unsure if we need cupsys-bsd
apt-get install gs-common gs-esp gs-gpl gsfonts xpdf # for pdf and possibly to help gimp-print drivers apt-get install hotplug usbview
for easier usb device info -if you haven't done it already for a usb hard drive (see usb hard drive part)
cd /dev; ./MAKEDEV -v usb (probably unnecessary) mknod /dev/usblp0 c 180 0 (think this makes the show work) mknod /dev/usblp1 c 180 0 (added this for luck)
Probably reboot LS. Reboot printer then insert (I chose back usb port)
(do an apt-get install usbutils if it cannot be found)
It should show the printer connected somewhere
This should show it again (in a gui via vnc) and show the Name:usblp and interface number (mine is 1 possibly due to it being also a scanner). Go through the cups web interface http://localhost:631 if you have mozilla running on-board. Alternatively edit cupsd.conf and scroll down to the bottom and add
Allow From @LOCAL
below the two lines:
Allow From 127.0.0.1
This will allow locally networked computers to access and admin the printer config. Turn off the @LOCAL or modify for your IP only if you don't trust everyone to be able to admin it. Select printesrs, add printer, enter the Name, location descripton etc (there are notes about no spaces in names - maybe an old version of cups tho). Select usb #1 interface and then your printer from the next lists. If your printer isn't in gimpprint then you might need to download it from linuxprinting or get cupsomatic-ppd. Cupsomatic gives you every printer possible, a bit unnecessary usually. Hopefully returning to the printer page it should show it on
USB 1 interface number printer gives usblp0, USB 2 interface gives usblp1 etc. Both worked for me!?
Print a test page from the web interface and be very joyful if it works first time. To troubleshoot: Reboot the linkstation, unplug the printer, reboot the printer while plugged in... trying test pages. Often it springs into life when not expecting and then works for evermore. Do usbview through a vnc link to see if it connected properly at each stage.
Now there's two ways of setting up to be able to print from your other networked computers -IPP printing and samba printing. IPP is preferred since samba currently shows delays in printing.
Cups-IPP Printing
You can share you printer to your network without using Samba. Thus, you can easily share your printer without bothering about Samba configs.
Working with RAW printers (you use the driver on your client, simply add the printer with driver "RAW" in CUPS web interface) is in my case sped up by the factor 100, as Windows and Samba and Cups do not need to argue about the driver to be used and access rights.
For sharing to your net 192.168.0.x, you simply add "allow from 192.168.0.*" to the line configuring access to CUPS in cupsd.conf. Or one can use @LOCAL -see above.
Now e.g. in Windows, add a printer, say "Network printer", now select "Connect to Printer on Internet or your Intranet via HTTP" and put in:
Now you are prompted for a driver, if CUPS does not provide one. In the case of a RAW printer, you must always select a driver and use it.
Thats it, you are done, wasn't that easier than fumbling around with smbd.conf?
Cups-PDF Printing
Cups-pdf is installed to do a pdf printer, but I think the gs files are needed to allow it to work. xpdf is used to view the pdfs (through a vnc connection). I use xfe file viewer and so I associated xpdf to open pdfs. The default is acroread which I haven't installed. To activate a cups-pdf printer: go to Cups web interface then add printer, insert name etc (no spaces), find Virtual Printer(PDF printer) at bottom, select postscript (I did at least), 'Generic postscript color..' on next page and go back to the start.
One can adjust resolution if needed. Print a test page. It should end up in /root/cups-pdf since logged in as root in the web interface. Otherwise it will print in the /home/username/cups-pdf/. There's error messages available in the web interface too. There appears to be no direct way to change the output directories, but it can be shared by creating a symlink to the /home/username/cups-pdf directory within an area already shared in samba. If samba share permissions allow access to the cups-pdf folder the pdf files will appear in this new directory when you print them. e.g. If you have guest access on the samba share check read permissions for others apply to the cups-pdf folder and pdfs. Also make sure wide links=no is not in smb.conf for that share. A command to create the symlink will go as:
ln -s /home/username/cups-pdf /mnt/sambashare/pdfoutput
Replacing username with your standard samba share user and sambashare with the directory name (or path) that you want the new pdfoutput directory to appear. This needs clarifying a little but should work with a little investigation.
Samba for Printers (although IPP is faster):
All the following Samba configurations can be done more easily through Webmin (see Articles/DebianWebmin) instead of manually editing the conf file. Samba settings for M$ printing. My config in /etc/samba/smb.conf (relevant section):
[global] . . load printers = yes printing = cups printcap name = cups show add printer wizard = No guest account = nobody [printers] comment = All Printers path = /tmp browseable = yes printable = yes create mask = 0777 use client driver = yes print command = lpr -P %p -o raw %s -r guest ok = yes guest account = nobody [print$] comment = Printer Drivers path = /etc/samba/drivers browseable = yes read only = yes guest ok = no write list = root
It works ok for me! Others may wish to change guest access for internal network security.
Do a /etc/init.d/samba restart then switch to your M$ box. Find each printer on your linkstation in network neighbourhood and double click etc and select the correct driver for the physical printer and the Apple Color LW 12/660 PS printer for the PDFprinter. For the PDF printer check that colour is selected in the default printing properties on the M$ box -can default to B&W. All this took a few evenings to finally sort out (thanks for help to wartstew). The breakthrough was getting cups with gimp-print drivers to run (it broke first time) and getting the usb port right.
Scanner Setup
For scanner I originally used xsane -this can test if your scanner actually works. Confident people might go straight to sane.
apt-get install xsane
It worked and found the scanner first time through a vnc link as root -before I did ./MAKEDEV or mknod etc. If xsane works this is a good start.
There is a good way of networking your scanner -this is pretty impossible in windows except with a corporate commercial program I saw. You need to install sane on the LS as per:
apt-get install sane sane-utils
I used versions 1.0.15-10, a newer version is now current. sane-utils sets up a 'saned' user and group which are the safe ways to access instead of root as xsane used. Best to check this is in /etc/group.
The main difficulty is giving your scanner access to non-root. There's a number of tricks depending on hardware (mine an Epson CX3200 printer/scanner). This is how I (downlalaway) did it: As root do scanimage -L this should find a scanner - if not reboot and reboot/replug scanner. Hopefully a found scanner is id'd and uses libusb. Try as a non-root user - it probably won't find it yet.
So to get non-root access to the scanner I had to add a small script to automatically give the scanner group as 'scanner' -details from: http://www.freecolormanagement.com/sane/libusb.html And the relevant section: Save the script as /etc/hotplug/usb/epson_scanner and make it executable.
#!/bin/bash if [ "${ACTION}" = "add" ] && [ -f "${DEVICE}" ] then chown root "${DEVICE}" chgrp scanner "${DEVICE}" chmod 660 "${DEVICE}" fi
Check in /etc/group there's a group 'scanner' and add any usernames you want access and the saned user.
Reboot the scanner and LS to update group list. Now we need to log in as saned and check saned access. As root type:
linkstation#su -s /bin/sh - saned saned@linkstation$scanimage -L
This should find your scanner again if its all worked -try some rebooting/repluggin first if not and check root still finds it. So it works for non-root locally now to get networked follow the advice at: http://penguin-breeder.org/sane/saned/
The steps are: ->1. Setup up inetd (or xinetd) with /etc/inetd.conf to start saned on a request ->2. Check /etc/services (should be default ok) ->3. Set inetd to start at boot (Webmin..system..bootup and shutdown.. tick the inetd entry and press button to start on boot)
To access from a Windows box use sanetwain (its great!):
It will allow Twain integration easily into any windows programs including work etc as though it were directly connected (NB check your firewalls to allow access). You could also use XSane (for Win or Linux) and other Linux derivatives -Kooka etc. Watch for possible timeout problems when warming up...
USB Hard Drive
apt-get install hotplug usbview autofs
autofs is for file system recognising and hotplug for usb detection is necessary but usbview helps with showing connected devices (usbview and lsusb commands). Create a mount directory in preparation: I did /mnt/UsbDrive but one can make one in /home/username/. A symlink to the directory you chose as mount point from a directory that you already share through samba should allow it to share (unless you've modified samba to prevent this).
mkdir /mnt/UsbDrive
Might be worth a chmod permissions modification if you want to share it with samba or use for backups (haven't used it too much yet).
mount -t vfat /dev/sda /mnt/UsbDrive
Of course, replace vfat for whatever your partition type is. By adding autofs entries into /etc/fstab (be v.careful since the LS may not boot) this line can be simplified to:
mount /mnt/UsbDrive
USB Removable Media: Automount
Note to kernel 2.4.17_mvl21-sandpoint #997 users (ships with Freelink 1.1.1): You need to move a few modules out of the way before you can continue:
mv /lib/modules/2.4.17_mvl21-sandpoint/kernel/drivers/scsi/scsi_mod.o /root/
mv /lib/modules/2.4.17_mvl21-sandpoint/kernel/drivers/scsi/sd_mod.o /root/
mv /lib/modules/2.4.17_mvl21-sandpoint/kernel/drivers/usb/storage/usb-storage.o /root/
Reboot when done.
Note to Linkstation HG users: You may also need to do this; adjust the paths to your needs.
I found this to be the easiest way to automount removable USB devices:
apt-get install autofs gawk wget bzip2 make wget http://myy.helia.fi/~karte/linux/doc/automatic-mounting-autofs-files/mounttero-0.5.tar.bz tar -xjf mounttero-0.5.tar.bz cd mounttero-0.5 make /etc/init.d/autofs restart apt-get remove gawk # this step is optional
The devices will be mounted automagically in /mnt/auto/, for example, /mnt/auto/usb/ in case of a typical USB thumb drive, and unmounted automagically after four seconds when unplugged.
Edit /etc/auto.tero and comment out all /dev/hda? entries:
#hda1 -fstype=auto,nosuid,nodev,user :/dev/hda1
#hda2 -fstype=auto,nosuid,nodev,user :/dev/hda2
#hda3 -fstype=auto,nosuid,nodev,user :/dev/hda3
#hda4 -fstype=auto,nosuid,nodev,user :/dev/hda4
USB Webcam
The webcam has been occasionally flakey at times to be discovered if not pulled out/plugged in at the 'right time'. Not clear what the 'right' time is yet. Originally, there aren't any USB entries for dev/video so I did a:
cd /dev; ./MAKEDEV -v video
This made some. Loading a gui to see something:
apt-get install gqcam
Now when the webcam didn't discover correctly and when typing command gqcam from a terminal it will complain about no /dev/video present or similar. A reboot with camera plugged in usually solves it but there probably is a correct solution. I also get reversed RG colour with gqcam and changing it back (there's conf file) it messes up the brightness. Do an update-menus if the various xsane, gqcam or others don't appear in the menus.
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HARTSVILLE, S.C. – The Coker men's volleyball team will host the Coker College Invitational Tournament on Saturday (Mar. 15) and Sunday (Mar. 16). The University of Mount Olive, Emmanuel (Ga.) College and Alderson-Broaddus University are all scheduled to compete. The Cobras will play three games over the two-day tournament and open up with Mount Olive on Saturday. First serve is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. in the Timberlake-Lawton Gymnasium with live stats available at www.cokercobras.com.
Leading Coker offensively this season is the duo of Luke Hansen and Artur Cabral. Hansen has knocked home a team-leading 156 kills with 87 digs, while Cabral has 147 kills, 24 blocks and 19 service aces. Devion Whetstone's 39 blocks and Ricardo Ferrer's 120 digs lead Coker defensively, while Ferrer's 645 assists and 23 service aces are also tops on the team.
Mount Olive is 8-9 overall, but only 3-7 on the road this season. The Trojans are led by the 256 and 155 kills of Angel Dache and Steven Cruse, respectively.
Alderson-Broaddus enters the tournament 7-8 overall, 3-4 on the road and losers of their last two games.
Emmanuel (Ga.) comes to Hartsville with a 10-12 overall record. Nine of the Lions' 12 losses have come on the road this season.
Tickets for Saturday and Sunday's matches can be purchased at the door for $5 dollars for adults, $3 dollars for students, and are free to all Coker students, faculty, and staff.
Release written by Coker sports information graduate assistant Sharod Williams.
Tournament Schedule:
Saturday, Mar. 15.
Alderson-Broaddus v. Emmanuel (Ga.) – 2:00 p.m.
Coker v. Mount Olive – 4:00 p.m.
Mount Olive v. Emmanuel (Ga.) - 6:00 p.m.
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Two of Silicon Valley's biggest names. $33m in pre-launch funding. A roster of A-list celebrities ready to unveil a product to the world.
If you're thinking the year is 1999 and you're at a party in San Francisco, you're wrong. It's 2012 and the city is New York.
The event is the launch of Airtime, the latest startup from Napster creator Shawn Fanning and his old business partner, Facebook billionaire Sean Parker.
They, along with celebrities like Olivia Munn, Jim Carrey and Julia Louis-Dreyfus are on hand to introduce the world to the greatest thing since sliced bread. Just kidding. It's Chatroulette plus video plus Facebook integration. And nothing is working. Don't worry. It's (apparently) not the product's fault. The problem is the "custom built intranet" being used for the event. Sigh. If only Jim Carrey really was the 'cable guy', his (paid?) presence might have actually been meaningful.
But Airtime and its investors have a lot more to worry about that their star-studded slip-up: even more auspicious than Airtime's debut is the product itself.
According to Fanning and Parker, Airtime is "the first live video network." Except, of course, that unless you rewrite history prior to, say, June 5, 2012, it isn't. Minor historical details aside, Fanning and Parker speak glowingly of their new creation. "Airtime relates people to each other, makes the connections as comfortable as possible. But without a facilitator [like Airtime], the fear of rejection is so powerful," Fanning says. "I spent 10 years with identity trying to create the one true social graph, but no one is asking how do you rewire it to more ideally connect people. We're taking everything I've spent 10 years working on and turning it on its head, doing the opposite," Parker explains.
But you can only put so much frosting on the frumpy cake that is Airtime. Underneath the hood, the service runs on Flash (sure to elicit a few "yucks"), doesn't support features found elsewhere (such as group chat), and lacks mobile support at launch (apparently Parker and Mark Zuckerberg aren't talking frequently enough).
More worrying: before Airtime even has a meaningful audience, Parker and Fanning are planning an app platform and stating that monetization will come through full-screen video ads and, perhaps, virtual goods. This is what you might expect from savvy, experienced entrepreneurs looking to put together a fundable business plan; it's not what you'd expect from true innovators focused squarely on building a great experience before they seriously consider hitting users with intrusive ads and building a third party ecosystem.
To be fair to Airtime, there's always going to be skepticism when star entrepreneurs launch a heavily-funded venture at a celebrity-filled event. But that's because star entrepreneurs are supposed to bring something to the table that lives up to expectations -- expectations that Parker and Fanning, with their over-the-top, poorly-executed celebrity event, only increased.
The honest truth here is that the old adage "there's nothing new under the sun" applies to the product Airtime launched yesterday. Indeed, the company's claim to fame seems to be that it believes it has solved Chatroulette's nudity problem. Not primarily with technology, of course, but through its Facebook integration, which the company hopes will keep people honest.
And if your Facebook identity doesn't force you to behave, don't worry: Airtime's privacy policy says it may record random screenshots of your 'private' chats, which would enable human screeners to make sure you're not showing your private parts. Yes, Sean Parker firmly believes that "people are way more entertaining than we give them credit for" (gee, thanks) but apparently he's not very confident that they have the ability to keep their clothes on in front of a webcam.
Which leads us to the $33m question: is Airtime the next Color, or can Parker and Fanning prove skeptics like me wrong and recapture some of the magic they created with Napster?
At the end of the day, while many will not be inclined to bet against Shawn and Sean, Airtime looks like the type of startup you'd expect to see in a bubble -- not the type of startup you'd expect to inspire one.
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I wasn't sure if we had a thread for this, I could see anything obvious.
Anyway, it was out yesterday, available on Steam but I picked it up from GOG for £8.
Only played the opening hour, but it's still great, and the HD graphics look as good as any of the recent Monkey Island etc remasters, plus you can switch back to the old graphics at the press of a button at any time.
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Google: Bulls Cut Estimates and Targets, Advise Keeping the Faith
Shares of Google (GOOGL) are down $18.75, or 3%, at $545.15, after the company yesterday afternoon missed Q1 revenue expectations as prices paid for clicks on search ads declined by 9%, year over year.
During a conference call with analsyts, CFO Patrick Pichette said the company's consolidated revenue growth of 19% was "healthy," and that "aggregate paid click growth" of 26% was "strong."
However, the company's ability to monetize that traffic was "impacted by a number of factors," which the company will disclosed in more detail in future quarters:
Our monetization metrics continued to be impacted by a number of factors discussed on previous calls, including geographic mix, device mix, property mix as well as products and policy changes. And, to help investors better understand the complex dynamics of these monetization metrics, we'll begin disclosing paid clicks and CPC growth by property in Q2. To be clear this means that we'll disclose CPC and paid click growth rates for both our Sites and Network businesses. We will continue to disclose, obviously, the aggregate growth rates for CPC and paid clicks.
Targets were going down at several shops, but there were also several defenders of the stock.
Deutsche Bank's Ross Sandler reiterated a Buy rating on the stock, but cut his price target to $625 from $665, after cutting his estimates to reflect higher depreciation and amortization expenses.
He thinks the report was really in line with expectations:
Aside from the one-time expense items related to recent M+A, 1Q14 results were largely in-line across the board. Website revenue remains a critical metric for the health of Google's overall search and YouTube businesses, and posted strong growth +21% y/y to $10.47B (vs. cons $10.47B). Google will begin disclosing paid clicks and CPC based on Websites and Network starting in 2Q14, providing investors with greater transparency. The pace of gross margin compression (GP to net revenue) is down to a manageable 80bps after around 500bps throughout 2013, as Google rolls through on Nexus and accounting
policy changes.
Sandler does also warn, though, of some items that bear watching:
EBITDA margins for Google core were ~49.3% we estimate (using $1.06B in core D&A), down 280bps y/y. One-time expense items related to the acquisitions of Nest and other start-ups created 190bps of de-leverage in G+A (vs. 67bps of leverage in 4Q) for an estimated ~$200M impact to EBITDA in 1Q, which won't recur according to Google. Growth in the UK (ex-FX) decelerated by 4ppts q/q to 11% on Network and tough weather comp. Other revenue grew 48% y/y in 1Q14 vs. 99% y/y in 4Q13, the deceleration mostly from the comping of Nexus 4 and the Google Play accounting policy change last year in 1Q13 (which likely contributed to the 300bps deceleration in ROW as well).
Sandler cut his 2014 revenue estimate to $52.73 billion from $53.01 billion, and cut his EPS estimate to $26.21 from $27.28.
His new price target is a "blend" of a 4.5% free cash flow yield for this year, which gets one to $492, and the same yield on next year's results, which produces $663.
RBC Capital Markets's Mark Mahaney likewise cut his price target to $670 from $710, while maintaining his Outperform rating, writing that "Underperformance
was broad based, but Google Partner Websites and the U.K. geography
were specific points of weakness."
Mahaney was not overly concerned about the drop in pricing, arguing the 9% decline "was better than we expected."
Rather, he had is own set of bones to pick with the company:
"Lead" UK Market Grew Only 11% Y/Y – slowest growth since 2009…Large Numbers Law and significant penetration are likely key factors here; Partner Websites Revenue Grew Only 4% Y/Y – we think anniversarying of quality initiatives will drive reacceleration later in '14; Non-GAAP Op. Margin Came In Light – 41% vs. 42–43% expectations on heavier than expected R&D and G&A – discrete one-time items related in part to M&A were factors, however; Capex spending was higher than we expected.
Still, Mahaney emphasizes Google is in a class by itself in terms of growth:
This represents Google's 17th consecutive quarter of 20%+ organic revenue growth. Our quick scrub of the S&P 500 shows that only three companies have maintained 20%+ revenue growth for the last 16 quarters or more from a $10B+ run rate: GOOG, AMZN, and PCLN (calculated using Gross Bookings). We've published this before and have invited readers to correct us. Hasn't happened yet. There may be something to this Internet thing…
Mahaney cut his 2014 revenue estimate to $65.76 billion from $67.45 billion. He raised his Ebitda estimate to $26.62 billion from $26.43 billion, but trimmed his EPS estimate to $27.47 from $27.74.
Credit Suisse's Stephen Ju reiterated an Outperform rating, and raised his price target to $735 from $725, writing that actually the 9% decline in pricing was not bad, and even holds a silver lining:
We believe the most important takeaways from the 1Q14 report was the positive inflection in the CPC decline rate, which was -9% YOY (vs -11% in 4Q13) on what were tougher comps coupled with continued strong volume growth. We believe this is one of the first fledgling signs of the benefits Google is set to realize from the pricing convergence between mobile and desktop on the back of products such as Enhanced Campaigns, App Indexing, as well as tools to help advertisers make cross-device attributions. As such our investment thesis remains unchanged and we reiterate our Outperform rating.
For this year, Ju raised his revenue estimate to $65.81 billion from $64.66 billion, and raised his EPS estimate to $27.79 from $26.41.
Colin Sebastian of R.W. Baird reiterated an Outperform rating, and a $675 price target, writing that the results suggests a largely in-line quarter with a seasonal decline in ad spend, and we believe that Google remains on track to leverage multiple long-term growth opportunities."
Don't sweat the somewhat disappointing metrics, he advises, nor the continued investments:
While there were concerns expressed on the conference call regarding Q/Q trends and a slowdown in the UK (tough comp), we had expected a sequential decline given the strong performance in Q4 from PLA (product listing ads) [...] Operating margin was in line with our expectation, as Google continues to invest heavily in core ads (search and display), strategic areas of focus (YouTube, Android/Play and Chrome), and emerging businesses (Google+, Commerce and Enterprise). While the market tends to dislike incremental investments, in our view, Google is one of the few truly innovative technology companies that can justify a long-term investment perspective.
Sebastian raised his full-year EPS view to $27.47 from $27.30.


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Kendra Sokol had the highest individual finish for the Tornado of the day, while the men's 4x400 relay team of Reggie Warren, Alson Edgecombe, Jordan Tippens, and Justin Newring cracked the top-five.
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. – King Men's and Women's Track & Field wrapped up at day two of the Niswonger Invitational, hosted by East Tennessee State University. The Tornado faced stiff competition, going against athletes from multiple Division I programs but had several solid performances. Kendra Sokol had the highest individual performance for King in the first event of the day by finishing sixth of the 24 in the women's 5000-meter run with a time of 19:28.96.
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The World Languages Studio/Language Learning Center (firstname.lastname@example.com/503-375-5492), located in the Learning Commons in Ford Hall, is a place where students can come for language learning resources, technology help, international events or just a quiet study environment. The Studio is an area of campus dedicated to language exposure and cultural experience.
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The QUAD Center (Quantitative Understanding, Analysis and Design), located in Smullin 244, provides support related to quantitative activities and assignments associated with courses ranging from introductory classes to senior thesis projects. The Center focuses both on kinds of basic mathematics central to academic and civic literacy and on research design and statistical issues arising in a broad range of disciplines across the liberal arts.
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Counseling Services and the Bishop Wellness Center (503-370-6471), located in Baxter Hall, offers psychological counseling to assist individual students dealing with personal crises, anxiety, stress, social and academic transitions, family relations, alcohol and other drug problems, and other issues of concern. All counseling services are free and confidential. Several 20 minute, walk-in solution focused appointments are also offered to students every day. Lastly, students are encouraged to use the free "Mind Spa", which includes a reclining leather massage chair, a full spectrum "Happy Light", and a computer based biofeedback program where students can learn to moderate their stress response through several interactive video games. Students may also access to 24/7 crisis telephone counseling support by calling WUTalk at 503-375-5353.
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Fascinating bit of news dug up by The Verge. AOSP's main man, Jean-Baptiste Queru, has announced that he is going to try to add support for the Sony Xperia S to AOSP - effectively turning it into a Nexus-class device. "Over time, AOSP has added files related to various hardware targets. [...] For a new challenge, I'd like to try to go one step further, and to target some hardware beyond the usual categories. I've added a git project for the Sony LT26, i.e. Xperia S. This seems like a good target: it's a powerful current GSM device, with an unlockable bootloader, from a manufacturer that has always been very friendly to AOSP." AOSP support is usually reserved for Nexus devices, so this is certainly a bold new step for Android to take. Coincidentally, I made a list yesterday of possible Android phones to replace my Galaxy SII if the need were to arise, and the Xperia S sits firmly atop that list because of its distinctive, angled design (as opposed to the rounded blandness of the SIII and One X). In other words, this is yet another reason to go with this one (since my SII is doing just fine, I'm actually holding out for a WP8 Lumia to replace my HTC HD7).


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Dan Dicker has been a floor trader at the New York Mercantile Exchange with more than 25 years of oil trading experience. He is a licensed commodities trade adviser.
Dan is currently President of MercBloc LLC, a wealth management firm and is the author of "Oil's Endless Bid", published in March of 2011 by John Wiley and Sons.
Dan Dicker has appeared as an energy analyst since 2002 with all the major financial news networks. He has lent his expertise in hundreds of live radio and television broadcasts on CNBC, Bloomberg US and UK and CNNfn.
Dan obtained a bachelor of arts degree from the State University of New York at Stony Brook in 1982.
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text: ROSSVILLE Jesse C. Williams, 73, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, Feb. 10, 2013.Mr. Williams was born and raised in Richfield, N.C., and moved to Chattanooga in 1971. He retired from UA Local #421 Pipe Fitters Union, was a 32nd-degree Mason, member of the Lookout Valley Masonic Lodge #673, the Scottish-Rite, and the Alhambra Shrine Hardhat Unit. He was also a U.S. Marine veteran.He was preceded in death by his wife, Lilly Ann Williams; and his parents, Coleman and Hazel Williams.Surviving are his children, Dee Dee (Greg) Carter, Cheryl (Benny Walker) Williams and David (Terri) Williams; grandchildren, Jessica Carter, Tiffany Swafford, Stephen Carter, Taylor Williams, Andrea Linder and Sarah Williams; and sister, Jeanette (Bud) Goodman.Visitation will be from 4 to 9 p.m. Wednesday and noon to 1 p.m. on Thursday at the funeral home. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 14, 2013, at the funeral home with the Lookout Valley Masonic Lodge #673 officiating.Burial will follow at Chattanooga National Cemetery with military honors.Please share your condolences at www.chattanoogaeastchapel.com. Arrangements are by the East Chapel of Chattanooga Funeral Home, Crematory & Florist, 404 S. Moore Road, East Ridge, TN 37412.


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MojoKid writes "Intel announced its new E-series of Xeon processors today, claiming that they will deliver nearly unparalleled advances in CPU performance and power efficiency. It has been just over a year since Santa Clara released its Nehalem-based octal-core Beckton processors. Whereas Beckton was focused entirely on performance and architectural efficiency, these new Xeons are more balanced. The new chips boost the core count to ten (up to 20 threads with HT enabled) and will be offered at a wide range of power envelopes. The new E7 series incorporates the benefits of the Sandy Bridge architecture, its support for new security processing instructions, and its improved power management technology. Intel has also baked in support for low-voltage DIMMs, which allows vendors to opt for 1.35v products."
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Watershed Post talks Irene, interviews Cuomo
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The focus was "The State of Now." Our friends at Dragon Search Marketing livestreamed the event and I have shamelessly taken it from their Facebook page.
Full disclosure: I'm a speaker and I embarrassed myself at 3 p.m.Here's the replay.
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So I decided to create a Facebook page for the candidates in the Mid-Hudson Valley (full disclosure, I stole this idea from the Journal Register Company idealab).
Basically, the page will Like all the candidates pages, as to become a hub for primary sources of information. It is in its early stagesright now and I'd like your help adding your candidate to the roster.
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Whopper of the Week: Sen. Bill Frist
They don't teach arithmetic in medical school.
"I can tell you as a physician who has been in the operating room for thousands of days and hundreds of thousands [italics Chatterbox's]of hours ..."
—Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist on NBC's Meet the Press, Jan. 12
"Frist graduated in 1974 from Princeton University where he specialized in health care policy at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs. In 1978, he graduated with honors from HarvardMedical School."
—Bio on Frist's Senate Web site
Discussion. Let's assume that Frist has been in an operating room 12 hours a day, every day, starting in September 1974 (which is the earliest he could have entered medical school). Frist wouldn't hit 200,000 hours (the minimum implied by "hundreds of thousands of hours") until January 2020. Indeed, Frist wouldn't have hit 100,000 until 1997, by which time he had held the (very time-consuming) job of U.S. senator for two years. Sure hope Frist's better at counting votes!
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Most Android fans dream of an Android 2.2 upgrade, but Nexus One users have been enjoying it for almost a solid month. Google released several FroYo versions starting with build FRF50, which was followed by FRF72, and now we have the latest build of FRF83.
A new over the air update began hitting Nexus One phones tonight and it appears to deliver the official version of Android 2.2, which corresponds with today's release of the source code. Users can manually download the OTA from Google HERE and install it, but that file only works for users currently on build FRF50.
The best way to upgrade your Nexus One to the latest firmware build is to just check for it. Browse to Settings > About phone > System updates and you should receive a notification to download the update.
I was currently running FRF72 on my Nexus One and about to waste a lot of time downgrading to FRF50 (so I could jump to FRF83), but I received the update as I was typing this post. The update was very minor (644 kb) and installed in several minutes. Nothing appears different from the last build, but I'll spend some more time with it and report my findings tomorrow.
If you have a Nexus One, please let us know if you received the update (FRF83) and which carrier the phone is operating on.
Update: Here are some more instructions for those who are asking. All these notes pertain to people running an unmodified T-Mobile stock version of Android. No stock update is available for AT&T models at this time. If you have a custom ROM loaded, then refer to developer of that ROM.
- If your build number is ERExx, then you still have Android 2.1. The instructions to get to FRF50 are here.
- To go from FRF50 to FRF83, download this file from Google, then rename it to update.zip and flash it.
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The Marian Cycling Knights won the program's 21st Collegiate National Championship, and the first title in the BMX discipline, this weekend in Phoenix, Arizona at the USABMX Winter Nationals.
The team of seven BMX riders impressed at the second-ever collegiate event at Black Mountain BMX. All Marian University riders made their semifinals and all but one made the final main event. Freshman Justin Posey earned the individual men's national championship. Posey narrowly edged out two riders from conference rival Lindsey Wilson College for the win.
"In the first year of the Marian University BMX program, we came out swinging. Everyone's performance was outstanding," said Posey. "As for myself, I felt confident going into the final and had a great race, taking home my first ever collegiate national championship. I couldn't have asked for a better weekend. Now, it's time to keep working towards more titles and a college degree."
Junior Crystal Kalogris led the women's effort with a third place finish. Behind her was freshman Shelby Stacy in seventh and senior Allie Dragoo in eighth.
"We were scrambling to assemble a women's team for this weekend, which makes what we accomplished all the more impressive," said BMX discipline coach Ryan Birk. "While our guys team was considered one of the favorites, our girls' roster was a bit of a mystery."
"That said, all three girls turned in outstanding performances to make the finals and provide us with extremely valuable points and actually take the women's team win. We literally pieced together a team, and as a coach, I could not be more proud of the effort and performance that these ladies turned in," said Birk.
Behind Posey in the men's race were sophomores Bryce Hocking in fourth place and Chase Hines in eighth. Freshman Jason Blodgett finished 11th at the event. The men's field had 28 competitors, with 23 in the women's category.
"I couldn't be more pleased with where our BMX program is—after just one year in existence!" reflected head cycling coach Dean Peterson. "Justin Posey delivered as a competitor and a leader for the team, and senior Allie Dragoo stepped up in her fourth national championship of this year and again had direct impact on a national result."
"These two, along with the rest of the team and Coach Ryan Birk, helped put a great finishing touch on the first season of a new endeavor for Marian University cycling."
Marian University finished just ahead of conference rival Lindsey Wilson College (Kentucky) in the collegiate team classification; an equal score between the men's and women's events meant that Posey's individual win on the men's side served as a tiebreaker to bring the Knights to the top step of the podium. Fort Lewis College (Colorado) finished third.
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It's going to depend on the temperature of the Kenmore housing market but we generally recommend that you hire a real estate agent as soon as you're thinking of selling your home. Generally speaking, that's anywhere from 3 to 6 months prior to your desired move date.
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The Super Handyman: Use a level for easier drilling
Sometimes it doesn't matter how straight you drill a hole, but other times it can make a huge difference. That's why a lot of newer drills have a built-in level on them. Of course, if your drill is older, then you probably don't have this luxury feature.
You can add one without a lot of trouble. Just see if you can locate a small level and tape it to your drill. Line it up with the drill bit for an exact level. You can use a rubber band or even glue if you want a more permanent addition. This will not ensure success, but it will give you an edge, anyway.
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A: They make foam filler strips that you can buy in most hardware stores. These are soft and pliable and can be stuffed easily in larger cracks like this. Just scraps of regular insulation also can be used. Once the large gap is filled, you can cover the area with wood trim and/or caulk. This can make a big difference in your comfort level and should also cut down on your utility bills.
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Dear Al: Our sunroom is great during the winter. We keep a lot of our plants there on cold days and keep our home gym there for workouts when we have to stay home. Typically, we've just had to suffer, until this spring. We found great fans that are mounted in a special bracket that sits in a window. It's working pretty well so far. We also bought a cut-to-fit filter for it because we both have allergies. I didn't think that would help that much, but it has. I guess I'll have no excuse not to work out now! – T.K.
Dear Kelly: My daughter wanted to paint her room green. I thought we had found the perfect color, but after doing a whole wall, discovered that it didn't look anything like it did when we picked it out in the store. It didn't even look green in our house. So we went back to the store and brought home a couple of more colors to try, remembering what a difference it made in our own natural light. What we thought was a nice brown turned out to be the perfect shade of green for us after all. I wanted to warn others BEFORE they start painting like we did. – N.L.
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While most college students are busy screwing around on Facebook and testing the limits of their livers, a group of researchers at the University of Texas at Austin were busy doing something far more impressive: hacking into a government-owned unmanned drone.
This feat was accomplished by Professor Todd Humphreys and his team at the Radionavigation Laboratory with just $1,000 in equipment. According to Fox News, the frightening experiment puts into question the wisdom of the U.S. government's plan to open America's airspace to civilian- and government-operated drones.
The team used a GPS "spoofer," which enables users to take control of unencrypted GPS systems, like the one used to guide the drone on which they tested their hack. This, says Humphreys, is a very serious problem.
"In five or 10 years you have 30,000 drones in the airspace," he told Fox News. "Each one of these could be a potential missile used against us."
That's a bit more scaremonger-y than we like here at Digital Trends, but it doesn't make this any less true. While building drones is already an increasingly popular hobby for technology geeks, these autonomous flying toys are only the tip of the ice berg. Starting in 2015, the Federal Aviation Administration will begin allowing commercial entities to fly their own drones, and law enforcement authorities could soon use them for patrolling their jurisdictions.
Military drones, like the one pictured above, do used encrypted GPS systems. However, Iran was able to bring down a U.S. spy drone last December using a technique similar to the one applied by Humphreys and his team.
The increased number of drones (or UAVs, as they're often called) will only make the danger of someone taking over a drone for nefarious purposes only more likely, if problems with unencrypted GPS systems aren't fixed. Fortunately, the FAA and the Department of Homeland Security are already looking into this problem, thanks in part to Humphreys and his team. Unfortunately, however, reports indicate that most commercial and private drones will not used encrypted GPS when they begin taking flight in a few years.
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